PGA Pro Golf Tuition: One (£11) or Three (£24) Lessons at JMS Golf at The Ridge Golf Club (Up to 64% Off)
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PGA Pro Golf Tuition: One (£11) or Three (£24) Lessons at JMS Golf at The Ridge Golf Club (Up to 64% Off)
- Qualified PGA professional
- At The Ridge Golf Club
- Picturesque country location with views towards the coast
The Deal
- Tuition available on driving range or 18-hole course
- One or three 30-minute lessons
- Includes club hire and balls
- Includes video playback
- Valid 7 days a week, 9am-7pm
Limit 1 per person. May buy 1 additional as a gift. Booking required. 24-hour cancellation policy. New clients only. Subject to weather conditions. Standard golf dress code applies; no denim of any kind; tracksuits, backward caps, and athletic singlets are not permitted. Players must wear flat shoes. Valid for option purchased only. Original values verified 5 July 2012 at 10.55am.
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Wizard of the white orb and qualified PGA pro, James Sheldrick of JMS Golf at The Ridge Golf Club brings a touch of magic to the ancient game of golf as he casts a spell over golfers of all abilities. Based at The Ridge Golf Club, which offers a wealth of facilities alongside views towards the Kent coast, he makes use of video technology to analyse all aspects of his students' games.
The 30-minute lessons can be taken on the course or the driving range, and students will work through their long games and short games as they strive to lower their handicap. Club hire and balls are included, and video tuition is par for the course when it comes to detailed analysis of technique.
Choose from the following options for golf tuition with a PGA professional:
• £24 for three lessons (64% off)
Reviews
While JMS Golf has not yet been widely reviewed, The Ridge Golf Club has teed up a decent 3.87/5 courtesy of Golf Shake users. While some opinions have varied on the bunkers, visitors generally praised the course's condition and the challenge it posed.
A number of tight holes and some thought is required for club selection as some of the dog legs require an iron rather than driver. Overall a good course, that i would play sgain [sic].
– Iain S, Golf Shake, Aug 2011
– John Tower, UkGolfGuide.com, Sep 2011
